2026-11-04 · Daily Puzzle

Giant vs. Musketeer

Difficulty: EasyPreliminary research

Available Cards

  • Giant

Enemy Setup

  • Musketeer

Battlefield

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Conceptual battlefield illustration, not a tile-perfect placement screenshot. Use it to understand the Giant push and retarget mechanic.

Solution Research

Let the Musketeer fire twice at your Princess Tower, then use a pre-queued Giant deployment near her position to push her backward. That knockback forces her to retarget onto the Giant before she can land the third tower shot. The key is to queue the Giant before reaching five Elixir and place him close enough to make contact immediately.

Verification note

The Giant/Musketeer setup, two tower hits, queued deployment before five Elixir, and push-to-retarget approach are corroborated in multiple November 4 player reports. Exact tile placement, in-game puzzle title, and Par have not been independently verified from an official game screenshot. This is a community-derived guide, not an official Supercell answer key.

These are community-tested placement cues, not official tile coordinates or frame-perfect timing. We do not claim an optimal solution; if an attempt behaves differently, adjust one placement or timing cue at a time.

Step-by-step solution

  1. 1

    Watch the scripted Musketeer approach and let her land two shots on your Princess Tower. Do not wait until the tower has taken a third hit.

  2. 2

    Select Giant before you have five Elixir and tap the placement area directly in front of, very close to, the Musketeer. The queued play will deploy immediately when enough Elixir is available.

  3. 3

    Aim for the Giant's spawn collision to push the Musketeer backward, out of tower attack range, forcing her next shot onto the Giant.

  4. 4

    If she still lands the third tower hit, try moving your Giant placement slightly higher and adjusting it one tile at a time. Players report that the contact area is sensitive to exact placement.

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